iirc Christmas and other mythological holidays are related to the "birth" and "death" of the north star movements, along with the sun and venus.
Both these parties run tobacco stores in many states - licensing was/is non-existant or minimal, although they are now increasing the overview and requirements in states that were lax.
These stores were mostly branded as vape/convenience stores until the recent regulation changes, now they often sell american candy and various random things along with local gov sanctioned cigarettes ($50/pack minimum) or the imported packs ($15-25 pack) - you can guess which one they pretty much exclusively sell.
Asians (Vietnamese/Chinese) are also selling the imported cigarettes out of their own branded stores and also some of the big chain tobacco stores (TSG, Cignall).
There have been dozens of arson attacks against the Lebanese and Biker stores over the last few years, supposedly over territory and payments.
A lebanese nearby had its security facade destroyed and was torched black the day after last years Christmas.
The asians don't seem to be involved in the arson attacks, they may be importing it as many of the packs are korean/chinese, but unsure as also eastern european and english brands are available.
The government engineered this situation with its ridiculous taxation policy, it was effective up to a point but it's becoming reminiscent of the era of alcohol prohibition in the USA.
If this was made for Godot I'd pay you.
https://api.jquery.com/category/ajax/
Have you seriously looked at this and thought "yeah thats better than using a single native function (fetch)"?
As for the rest of the API - what would you even use besides the css and selector functions? Which again, the native `classList` and a simple bind to the selectors are simpler and less verbose.
const $ = document.querySelector.bind(document)
const $$ = document.querySelectorAll.bind(document)Though the project makes a decent GUI to use ChatGPT if anyone is interested: https://github.com/blipk/gptroles
You can run and edit code snippets in the chat interface
It's still in development, but you can currently run bash and python from any markdown code blocks in the chat.
I'm working on getting a terminal emulator over the code blocks for better integration.
You would still need to create maps for colliders, navigation etc. As well as break the flat mesh this provides down into discreet objects if you wanted any more physics integration.
So it's a lot of work to still to create an object that makes integrateable with anything else.
Couldn't you have just logged out?
<user> chad, write a poem in regex
<ChadGPT> ^(Roses are red|Violets are blue)
<ChadGPT> (All words are equal|Nothing taboo)
<ChadGPT> (Politically correct|Or blatantly rude)
<ChadGPT> (ChadGPT will answer|Whatever your mood)
<ChadGPT> (\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4})? (Your SSN may leak)
<ChadGPT> ([A-Z]{2}\d{7})? (Your passport we seek)
<ChadGPT> ([\w.%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z|a-z]{2,})? (Your email we'll keep)
<ChadGPT> (ChadGPT is impartial|No judgment or shame)
<ChadGPT> (We'll simulate ChadGPT|It's all just a game)And right now the main routines are return-blocked by an environment variable (PYSH_ROOT) thats set when the first pysh wrapper is started.
Feel free to remove these and test how well it works for you.
EDIT: I might have misunderstood, if they're in an import they wont be parsed right now, you would need to run pysh() in there too. I haven't tested so I'm not sure how this will work.
I was bored and tired of creating subprocess wrappers for lots of projects, so I made this.The implementation is fairly naive and a bit slow, but it works well in my testing.Might be a bit useless, but it was a fun and somewhat interesting project.
The KnowledgeGPT repo linked by another commenter seems more interesting.
I don't doubt what you say maybe happening, though I imagine that would be a lot of larger rural center hospitals.
It still baffles me that only ~20% of your hospitals are government owned, and equally as many for-profit.
You can see other smokers doing it right when there's a bin nearby too, I've questioned them and never get an answer.
I think many people just live so thoughtlessly and carelessly, the rest of the city is dirty so why should they bother? It's really not much of an effort though.